Volunteering At The Shieling Project
There are lots of ways to volunteer at the Shieling Project. You can come during our volunteer days held during the week every month, or you can come to a volunteer weekend. If you really like it you can come and live at the project and support the staff delivering our residentials and holidays.
The directors of the project are volunteers, as are our advisors. So if you feel like you have skills that could help us run the Shieling Project please get in touch.
“Thanks again for a lovely day, it was great to help you complete the building of something that you will hopefully use for years to come!” – 2017 volunteer.
For more information on volunteering follow us on our social media, or look at our Calendar and News pages.
See you later Alligator (& our Autumn term). Windy days, sending letters, old dens, new friends and a holiday for the Larch Cat. So many stories from the Summerlings magic filled learning adventures. A joy filled tattie holiday to you all! https://t.co/9v4Q0Gj8Lz
See you later Alligator (& our Autumn term). Windy days, sending letters, old dens, new friends and a holiday for the Larch Cat. So many stories from the Summerlings magic filled learning adventures. A joy filled tattie holiday to you all! pic.twitter.com/9v4Q0Gj8Lz
— The Shieling Project (@shielingproject) October 12, 2018
Stories are at the heart of a lot of what we do. Last Saturday, the three year-old on my lap, captivated by Margaret Bennett's description of shieling life reminded me of that.
Check out @FoSTorg's videos on what's stayed the same and what's changing
https://t.co/yNj1zX5WCq https://t.co/eMCaQ9UQiJ
This is what we are good at, and always improving through working in partnership with local schools on attainment challenge projects.
A change of context and applied learning can make all the difference to engagement.
What can we offer your learners?
#situatedlearning https://t.co/M9tv5gKBHu
This is what we are good at, and always improving through working in partnership with local schools on attainment challenge projects.
— The Shieling Project (@shielingproject) September 26, 2018
A change of context and applied learning can make all the difference to engagement.
What can we offer your learners?#situatedlearning pic.twitter.com/M9tv5gKBHu
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Photos by the Shieling Project, Mhairi Baird, George Logan and David Powell